67,72 x 17,50 x 7,79m (1,60m)
760ihp
1894: Built by "Gebr. Sachsenberg" at Rosslau a/d Elbe (DEU)
1894: delivered to "Fendel Schiffahrts AG" (Joseph Conrad Fendel) at Mannheim (DEU) as GEBR. FENDEL III
1894: restyled to "Firma Gebr. Fendel" (Conrad & Anton Fendel) at Mannheim (DEU)
1899: restyled to "RAG - Rheinschiffahrt AG - vormals Fendel" at Mannheim (DEU)
19xx: renamed RHEINSCHIFFAHRT GES. vormals GEBR. FENDEL III
1920: seized by the French Govt. during the French occupation of the Ruhr, based on the Versailles treaty
1920: transferred to "ONN - Office National de la Navigation" at Paris (FRA), renamed BAYONNE (Str.277)
1924: transferred to "CGNR - Compagnie Générale pour la Navigation du Rhin" at Strasbourg (FRA)
1930: taken out of service, laid up
1936: broken up
